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Analytic Philosophy in America
2008This chapter traces the development of analytic philosophy in the United States, starting with the pragmatism of Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and (later) Clarence Irving Lewis, and continuing through the great immigration of philosophers of science, philosophical logicians, and logical positivists from the turn of the twentieth century to the
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Analytic Philosophy of Photography
2020The literature on the analytic philosophy of photography is related to, but distinct from, the literatures on film theory and photography theory. All three revolve around the question of whether images can be importantly divided into the categories of photographic and manugraphic on the basis of their differing etiologies.
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Bergsonism and the History of Analytic Philosophy
History of Analytic Philosophy, 2022Andreas Vrahimis
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What is analytic philosophy? Recent work on the history of analytic philosophy [PDF]
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 1998 Ray Monk and Anthony Palmer, (eds) Bertrand Russell and the Origins of Analytical Philosophy, Thoemmes Press, Bristol, 1996; pp. xvi + 383; Hans‐Johann Glock, (ed.) The Rise of Analytic Philosophy, Blackwell, 1997; pp. xiv + 95; Matthias Schirn, (ed.) Frege: Importance and Legacy, Walter de Gruyter, Berlin, 1996; pp. x + 466; Stuart G.
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2012
Analytic philosophy, with its emphasis on clear, topic-based argument, is usually dated to the early 20th century and is contrasted with Continental philosophy, which is more often concerned with overarching systems and theories. Analytic philosophers did not turn their attention to music until the last decades of the 20th century. Of course, they were
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Analytic philosophy, with its emphasis on clear, topic-based argument, is usually dated to the early 20th century and is contrasted with Continental philosophy, which is more often concerned with overarching systems and theories. Analytic philosophers did not turn their attention to music until the last decades of the 20th century. Of course, they were
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The Nature of Analytic Philosophy
Tulane Studies in Philosophy, 1958In the widest sense, analytic philosophy is an activity,—the activity of discovering and exhibiting a structure of meaning fundamental to a progressively larger and more varied set of broad established concepts which reflect features of the world and of human discourse about the world.
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Analytic Philosophy and The History of Philosophy
1998This chapter demonstrates: (1) how analytic philosophy, as a reflection of the Enlightenment Project, understands the relation between philosophy and the history of philosophy; (2) how analytic philosophy understands its own history; and (3) how the analytic understanding of these issues renders itself highly problematic. We provide a way of overcoming
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History of Analytic Philosophy of Language
2020The term “philosophy of language” is intrinsically paradoxical: it denominates the main philosophical current of the 20th century but is devoid of any univocal definition. While the emergence of this current was based on the idea that philosophical questions were only language problems that could be elucidated through a logico-linguistic analysis, the ...
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Analytic Philosophy of Religion
2005Abstract One could hardly describe the philosophical writings of the earlier stages as childish, let alone infantile. But the field of study itself was discernibly immature, and since then there has been notable progress both in the topics addressed and in the manner of treating them.
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Logic in analytic philosophy: a quantitative analysis
Synthese, 2020G. Bonino, P. Maffezioli, P. Tripodi
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